Their international trade could become paralysed.

The disaster has effectively paralysed the economy.

But in the multilateral arena we have become paralysed.

Rwanda also had no electricity, which paralysed normal operations.

In 1892 a huge strike paralysed most of the factories.

The entire system of education has been paralysed, with schools standing empty or destroyed.

However, the last five decades, characterized by the cold war, almost paralysed the United Nations.

We would have 13,000 humanitarian workers caught in the crossfire and, of course, operations would be paralysed.

It also expressed concern over information that the administration was paralysed by lack of resources and corruption.

In reality, the Korean Armistice Agreement has already become outdated and the armistice mechanism remains in fact paralysed.

The gruesome civil war devastated the economy of the country, paralysed vital social services and destroyed basic infrastructure.

In the case of Bosnia and Herzegovina the Security Council remains paralysed in the implementation of its own resolutions.

The debate in the Hall in July only highlighted deep divisions among Member States and paralysed the overall reform effort.

The author admits that he did not do so because the Spanish judicial system is virtually paralysed during the month of August by using the word quot virtually quot , the author apos s statement intimates that during the holiday period, not all judicial offices are paralysed.

While serious injury is rare, a number of short track skaters have been paralysed after a fall when they hit the boarding.

On the other hand, the Security Council is at risk of being paralysed by the sheer amount of issues on its agenda.

Internal division within the SLM paralysed the talks for one week, during which discussions were limited to procedural rather than substantive matters.

In some cases, the central government apos s activity has been actually paralysed due to the absence of consensus among rival groups.

Nauf was 4 years old when she was hit by a car while crossing the street and was paralysed from the neck down.

We must at this point applaud the action of the French Government in Rwanda at a time when this Organization seemed completely paralysed.

The resultant atmosphere of insecurity is a major impediment, and Burundi finds itself in the dangerous situation of a country whose Government is paralysed.

2.5 In the above context, the author notes that during the month of August, the Spanish judicial system is virtually paralysed because of summer holidays.

15. Now that the obstacles which paralysed the Security Council for so long have been removed, the time has come to adopt definitive rules of procedure.

If it had been Our will , We could have paralysed them where they stood , so that they would not be able to go forward or turn back .

If it had been Our will , We could have paralysed them where they stood , so that they would not be able to go forward or turn back .

2.7 Allegedly as a result of the physical and mental torture he was subjected to during detention, the author suffered a stroke which paralysed his left side.

At the same time, we must refuse to remain paralysed, because that would be detrimental not just to this or that State but to our entire Organization.

Destruction and blockade of certain sections of the infrastructure have led to the economic fragmentation of Croatia and thus virtually paralysed economic activities in some of its areas.

The report also states that the economic blockade has practically paralysed the country apos s economy and led to continued deprivation and the spread of massive human suffering.

59. Referring to article 44, he said that his delegation believed that the functioning of the court might be paralysed if no provision was made for trials in absentia.

The Security Council could thus become paralysed if, before adopting such measures, it would need to ensure the availability of resources to compensate, if required, the consequences of its decision.

In the same way, a Council composed of 10, 15, 20 or 30 members could, regardless of its size, be paralysed indefinitely by a single veto or threat of veto.

Democratic institutions freely chosen by a people have been paralysed by a military clique which believes that it can halt the democratic process by physically eliminating the representatives of the people.

The closure of the occupied territories paralysed life in general and gave rise to serious food shortages. Numerous families, particularly those of prisoners, began receiving emergency food assistance from the United Nations.

The Council has thus reached a critical turning point and Member States look forward to its more effective role as the obstacles which paralysed it for so long continue to be removed.

In the agriculture sector Croatia has an annual net loss of 230 million United States dollars because of the great quantity of land that lies useless and paralysed as a consequence of mines.

The Council has thus reached a critical turning point in its history, and members look forward to a more effective role now that the obstacles which paralysed it for so long have been removed.

The Council has thus reached a critical turning point in its history and members look forward to a more effective role now that the obstacles which paralysed it for so long have been removed.

Today, therefore, the Government of Burundi is bending every effort to achieve the gradual elimination of all the obstacles that have paralysed or retarded the Burundi people apos s drive towards growth and overall development.

With the assistance of the United Nations, the emergency drought situation that paralysed the countries of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) met with a generous response and support which helped avert a near disaster.

(c) The passion laden issue of national identification, and the need to translate the unambiguous language of Linas Marcoussis into reality on the ground (sadly, the identification process remains paralysed, owing to a combination of factors)

The ending of the cold war, which had paralysed the Security Council and impeded the application of the collective security provisions of the Charter, had unfortunately not coincided with a reduction in the number of conflicts.

17. Since the Security Council could be paralysed by a veto, it might be appropriate to consider granting the General Assembly or the Secretary General the authority to bring complaints in accordance with draft article 29.

We know that this privilege, granted in San Francisco to the victors of the Second World War, paralysed the Council in the days of the cold war, and for almost five decades prevented it from acting effectively.

He wants to divide Syria so that we become focused on our own local and limited needs, which do not extend beyond the neighbourhood we live in. He wants us to become paralysed and exhausted from the lack of services.